Hometown Bar-B-Que

Step into Danger Danger in Bushwick, where zebra-print carpets meet inventive cocktails and a late-night vibe perfect for dancing and mingling.

Alvo in Cobble Hill serves up legendary thin-crust pizza with fresh ingredients, alongside solid salads and friendly vibes—your new go-to slice joint.

Slate Rooftop, perched atop the Pod Brooklyn Hotel in Williamsburg, is your go-to spot for playful games, refreshing drinks, and a breezy atmosphere.

Acru delivers a cozy, intimate taste of Australian-inspired fine dining in the Village with inventive, richly flavored tasting menus under $100.

Nestled behind an unassuming doorbell entrance, Alife is a sneakerhead's paradise, offering an exclusive collection of rare kicks and streetwear in a posh, gentleman's club atmosphere.

Step into the Ear Inn, a cozy gem from 1817 where you can sip cold brews, feast on solid bar bites, and maybe even spot a ghost or two.

At Davey's Ice Cream in the East Village, owner David Yoo crafts creamy, homemade scoops with playful flavors and collaborative local bites in a cozy, vibrant setting.

Nestled in SoHo, this cozy coffeehouse serves bold brews and delicious pastries in a vibrant, art-filled atmosphere—perfect for catching up with friends or getting some work done.

Upstairs on Fifth Ave, Gopchang Story serves up sizzling Korean BBQ specializing in crispy, juicy grilled beef intestines with killer fried rice.

Okonomi is a tiny Williamsburg spot serving meticulously crafted Japanese breakfast sets by day and fresh seafood ramen by night in an intimate setting.